GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK ON THE
POWER INTEGRATED RESOURCE PLAN
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For over 20 years, PWP has developed Power Integrated Resource Plans (IRPs) that address the fundamental goals of maintaining a reliable power supply portfolio to meet customer needs, and meet or exceed sustainability goals and mandates, while minimizing electric rate impacts and volatility.
An IRP is an electricity system planning document that ensures publicly owned utilities lay out their resource needs, policy goals, physical and operational constraints, and proposed resource choices. The IRP serves as a roadmap for PWP to deliver reliable, environmentally responsible electricity service at competitive rates over a 25-year planning period.
PWP wants your feedback on Pasadena's energy future! Help shape the 2023 IRP by completing our online survey before October 31, 2022.
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PASADENA MOVES TO ONE DAY WATERING SCHEDULE |
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Effective September 1, 2022, outdoor watering is limited to one day per week to maximize critical water supplies during this extraordinary drought.
For customers who have even-numbered street addresses, watering is on Mondays only. For customers who have odd-numbered street addresses, watering is on Tuesdays only. Remember that all outdoor watering must take place before 9 a.m., or after 6 p.m.
Here are more tips to help improve your water conservation efforts:
- Convert water-thirsty turf to drought-tolerant and California native plants.
- Continue to hand water trees as needed to keep them healthy.
- Monitor your home for leaks, and fix them right away.
- Adjust sprinklers to avoid overspray; water the plants, not the pavement!
- Consider removing sprinklers altogether, and retrofit to drip irrigation instead.
- Install a flow monitoring device to improve water use optimization.
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More and more people are choosing electric vehicles (EVs) over gas-powered cars and trucks to reduce pollution, conserve energy, save money on fuel and maintenance, and reduce their carbon footprint.
PWP is committed to the adoption of electric vehicles, and has a variety of resources to help customers learn about their benefits. PWP continues to invest in electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Pasadena by installing chargers throughout the City.
Visit our EV webpage for information on the available federal, state, and local incentives for EV vehicles and chargers.
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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FRAUD |
Protect yourself from fraud by making sure you know how to differentiate a scammer from a real PWP employee. Common scams include phone calls or home visits from someone posing as a PWP representative who demands payment and threatens to turn off water or electric service. Scammers posing as PWP meter readers/inspectors may also make unscheduled home visits or pose as contractors offering home energy audit services.
PWP does not notify customers of their account status by phone, and will never demand payment by phone. Customers with delinquent accounts will receive a “Final Notice” and “Disconnect Notice” from PWP by U.S. Mail notifying them of their account status. A recent scam demanded customers pay over the phone in the form of Zelle. PWP does not accept Zelle or other peer-to-peer payment methods.
PWP employees will always wear a visible picture ID, with the city seal and an employee number, and will have their supervisor’s phone number on hand. Always look for an official city vehicle outside. PWP employees never use personal vehicles to make service calls.
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MEASURE L: PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICES CONTINUATION MEASURE |
On November 8, 2022, Pasadena residents will have a choice. Voters will decide whether to continue a dedicated, special revenue source for Pasadena Public Library programs and services. If approved, it will continue to generate approximately $2.8 million annually for the next 15 years.
The elimination of these funds would result in the loss of approximately 20% of the library budget, which may lead to the closure of neighborhood library branches, a reduction of books and collections, a reduction in library hours, the loss of qualified librarians, and cuts in other significant programs and services.
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Customer Service: 626.744.4005
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., except holidays
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